The Save the Redwoods League says it has preserved more than 50 acres of old growth redwood forest, in a multi-million dollar transaction for the purchase of Cascade Ranch in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

Only a few old-growth redwoods remain. Now, researchers and conservationists from Save the Redwoods League are trying to bring these majestic trees back by studying their DNA.

The 72-year-old Holmes, whose family has for 38 years owned what experts say is the third-largest old-growth redwood grove in the Santa Cruz Mountains, agreed this month to sell it to the San ...

All four parks involved together have about 120,000 acres of forests. Of those, about 40,000 acres is old-growth redwood, and the other 80,000 acres are in formerly logged areas that project ...

The project was launched in 2018 and is a collaboration between the Yurok Tribe, the U.S. National Park Service, California State Parks and Save the Redwoods League, a San Francisco-based environme… ...

Two years ago, the league also purchased the largest remaining old-growth coast redwood forest in the world, a remote 730-acre parcel on the Sonoma Coast west of Santa Rosa.

The forests constitute a wide range of landscapes with different, often unique, needs for protection, restoration and management.

State redwood reserve in Sonoma County one of 16 old growth forests in California part of mapped network of protected forests. The Armstrong Redwood State Natural Reserve in Guerneville, a popular ...

For the most part, California's primeval coastal redwood forests are long gone, transformed into Victorian mansions and wainscoting. Only about 5 percent of the virgin stands remain. About 2 ...